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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-27

TrscAloaA, Nov. 20, 1887.

TrscAIoHA. Nov. 20. 1887.
En-. INDEPESpLEr:-N o,~ithAtAndinR
our little Summer Dirds have long aimee
taken their flight to more southern
cliuies u the festive Scpher have hid
themselves in their Winter homes for
tue past two months, We are still having
very pleasant weather aud the fierce
stvrms Of Winter have not. ss yet. fall
eli upon this section Of the country.
The cold. disagrreaole winds that usu.
ally prevail at this season OF the yeaJ.
have been pleasant rs Sunimer b.eez =,
and there IL nothing AZ yet 90 remind
US ut coming Winter. except the low
ciTcliug OF the sun in the southern sky
short days aud the desolate app ,urInc.
OF the surrounding hills ana mouLt Tins.
Oil Probabilities is at fault, the H:tIe
squirrels aud birds seem To have lost
their reckoning aud even ..Lo the poor
Indian huth no answer or explanation
for our long continued good weather.
but ahy complain. The health Of the
people is tnr above the average, our
doctors are Idle, in aud about the mines
GetH cen i've and three hundred men
lind active employ mIen,. the mills are
in steady operation, the out put Of
bullion is good and the people Of the
upper level should be happy. Down
town tue click Of ivory chips is heard
and the uetnIiic click OF silver and gold
attracts many to Tie gaming tabies. yet
men move slowly aud there seems to be
n luck Of confidence, and Doubt rs 10
~Lat may occur when tile boom, which
has come aud tnrried with US long. has
gone "uLd with it many n glorious
throng Of happy Dreams "All is not
gold thut glilters." the best made plans
at mice and men Mt gang aglee and Of
our mining prospects and the future out
look OF this camp %depnnent hath moth
ing to say at present. Sufficient INTO
the day, Is tue good or evil thereof and
he who uns may read. Let them rend
aud understand who can. for there is
nothing new under the sun, and your
correspondent is content TO leave the
mining news to the CAREFUL and cxciu-
sive supervision OF the Times Review
aud write only Of the weather aud other
uic mes.
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT,

Advertisers in :he DAILY ~ISDEPExD-
ESr also have the advantage OF tho coll
umns of the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
which has been published without in
PERMISSION at this Office since early in
the year 1869, and has n general circu-
latiOn in every district, camp and VAL
ley throughout the length and breadth
OF Elk county. and is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the comfy. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits Of our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms nre
comparatively much lower thar those
Of any competitor.
Tine Weekly is q 2~fx36-inch shoot,
and besides advertisements runs s,rttsa
columns Of reading matter. embracing
oil the telegrnphio news OF general in
%terest, all the news Of the State, and is
specially devoted to The local news Of
the county and county seat. BY sub
scribing for the WEEKLY ELKo ISpE.
PESDEs you not only obtain all the To-
cal news, but also receive a knowledge
Of oil important events TRANSPORTING in
any and every quarter OF the habitohls
world. .
Send along your subscriptions.
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v EIEaI
~1btCGUTEuSl

NE YOUh OWN PnYSICIASl A
lady who for years suffered rom dis.
trcssing female complaints. weaknesses.
etc. so common "a her sex. md had
d'spairch OF n cure, finally found rene.
dies which completely cured her. Any
sufferer can Use them and thus cure
herself. without the MD Of n physician.
From feelings Of gratitude Shc will send
fro prrscripticns-whivh cuied her.
nnd M illustrated pamphlet entitled
"rBE SrrrPfSo SroSE TO HEGITd."
and full Instructions. 'coi,i. Address
with 2 cent rtampj, Mrs. W. G,
HOLMES. 6js broadway, NY Name
tais papoE.J
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INDEPENDENT.


Under date Of yesterday our Wells
correspondent writes ms follows:
IAN attempted burglary was made At
the residences OF fct,r Holm ond Chns.
Hrithmnn last night about one o'clock.
Mr.. lirithmnn heard the burglars open
ing the window and frustrated the de-
sign with n club. With tn, aid OF the
night telrgrHpher anil Deputy Sheriff
Gleason he succeeded in capturing a
gentleman uOout the complexion of n
barbed wire fence who acknowledged
TINT he had met the burglars hut was
not with them. They had filed hi.n mp
With Cyanide OF POTASSIUM and Rough
Oh Rats until he wls not 'sponsible for
what lie did. Five shots were fired be-
fore the animal VAS brought to bay and
induced to submit to nu Interview"
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The New Firm.

Mr.. James +. Eloff. who is we'll
known in this community having been
for years IA resident OF Elko, aud who
has been acting in The capacity Of
travelling agent for the firm OF Dale
m"nd Il Co., Wholesale Liquor Dealers
of Chicago and San Francisco, has Sc
cured an interest i'll the business re-
Gently and become n member OF THO
firm. This will give onr liquor dealers
superior advantages in dealing dire,tly
with n member Of the firm, and We be-
speak for linn an increased business,
especially in this community where he
is so well known.
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b rELA1arEL,.
Gn nO1II-BSltlstt : o1.S..sL...
Propn..or.. ua d.

Jas Brennan, Jas StHuis. " J llsAton,
J'AsCutchsD, 1u~cArora; u II 1itLny,
moil Glenn cUIuubeI. . r; L
West. nalleck; ) W IbompSyo. Au,uu;
Jno p Irwin. Aurora: Msu,ies Lyon,
Cherry Crssk; Wan Stately, Eurs-
ka.
Hi Sucker. Bullion; II d Foley. Ia.
reka; Wan Gilland. SAnI GilIuud, tieu.
~ Frank. Limoille; G II lio.aud.
Warm Greek; II A Mahou. Union City;
W Anderson, Geo A Grant, 0 II
Bellenger. T~uscarora; Johu Kourkr.
Mound; J Wright. Ruby; J Caiumop,
Wells; Hugh Martin. Bruueau; Thso
Dayton. No Fork; Ed. Kelly. n Phillips,
Hallrck.
NB Kennedy. Tuscarora; II schroe-
der. Winnenucca; J ID Abel. Fort Hal
heck; Ham Mccain. HaIIeck; J p Edofi.
L 7 Robinson. II; Clark Drown,
South Furk, Cal Wiley. LamoiIIs: W
N MclAdden. Union; T. Dottn, Adobe,
n DanfoIth. FL FIuuk. Bullion. e
Dnkin. Lamoille; John Brennan, Swith
weiIand, Jas Me,tso. 1asearorn; Tho.
Stiutou. North Fork: L G Wheeler, S Z:
Gro ii Clayton. Mound Valley; & Duu.
eau, south Fork.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-27
The Case.

The principal part Of to-day has been
occupied III the examination OF DR..
Dawson, formerly Superintendent Of
tue Nevada Insane Asylum. on the
question OF the sanity Of the defendant.
The examination Of this witness. which
will probably be flushed this evening,
concludes the testimony in the case and
after argument by counsel. chow much
time will be consumed in this manner it
is impossible to predict the case will
be given to the jury. There is much
public interest manifested i'll this i'm.
portnnt trial and its result is the sub
ject OF much speculation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-27
ASperGct.

The Genoa Courier, published Mt the
home Of Herman Spring unyer. who il
experimenting with the new forage
plant. nsperSet. says: mir. Springway.
cr has tax, IL up $500 acres OF land, and
M sorn ns lie Gnu get water TO irrigute
it, will seed n portion Of 1t to asperset.
as an experiment. Asperset Is n new
kind Of grass resembling alfalfa. and
comes from Germany. It IN believed
TINT it will do We u GU the poorest land
where sufficient wAter can ba obtained
to keep it nlive; but it is unreasonable
to suppose that it will grow and thrive
where there is no moisture"
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Eureka.

The motto OF California means I
have found IL. Only III that land VI
sunshine, where the orange, lemon.
olive. fig and grape bloom and 1ipcu.
and ati"in Ihsir highest perfection In
mid. Winter, are the herbs aud gum
found, TINT ars used in that pleasant
remedy for all throat and lung troubles.
SANTA ABLE the ruler Of coughs,
asthma and consumption. Mr.. Z. T..
Muller has been appointed agent for
this valuable California remedy, and
sells IL under . guarantees At 81 q bottle.
Three for ~ 90.
The CALIFORNIA cAT-R-CURE.
the only guaranteed cure Tor catarrh, ~
by mail, 81 10. .- ,.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-27

Alter the evidence In the above case
was concluded. District Attorney Talbot
oprusd the argument for the prosecu.
ton M Wednesday morning. Mr.. J. A.
Plumnier followed ia mn argument ioi
the defense and vas succeeded 10y Mr..
]. W. Dorsey who for n period Of sir
hours entertained the jury aud the aud.
fence Ia n plea for the defense. This
closcd Wednesdays proceedings and
Cont took n recess until this morning.
On the opening Of Court this morning
argument was resumed by Mr. T.. s.
harrington who closed in n plcn for the
prosecution. After instructions by the
Cont the case Was given 10 the jury at
IL 20 A. n.
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Drror HoTEL-Clark q Green ProprIs-
tors.

TOTS.
Airs TT Cochran, Miss Belle Coch.
rHu. Engle Point. Oregon; Jas Perxer.
Sou. Kit Ballard. Il Key Dolds, James
Gnnt. TuscarUra; q Il Flanagan, Wells;
lSadOre Stevens, Harvey Swarm, Il s
Merchant, s F; A w Wright, Hail.ck;
j 5 Lind, Ketchum. idaho; Hugh )
Mohuu. Reno Journal; FL CaryiIl. 4
wife. Mound; q NJ Stewart, SACRAMENTO.
Neils Mads.n. MoIeen; Fred Brrtsch a.
wife. Ruby; Robert Porcher Il sou, Salt
Lake.
BF Harris, Huntington; L UnseT. Q
j Levy, 5 +; II Frank. L Dakiu, JH
Roberson, A lIeboule. Lamoille; G Ii
Stewar', Sacramento; D G Weston, +
Winter. Sam Mahoney. II MnlouIn. + L
ChnBnon. q C Tuggte. Tuscaroru; L
Hansen, Wells; J Il Wilmington, White
Pine; NJ Polk. Halieck; II Kuhn, Og.
den; Thos J Burns, w Bradley, John
Burns. Alexandria, Va; David Ogllvie.
So Fork.
H. Babcock. Isadore Leivere, Geo
Ber~in, 5 Esd Ii s"nsuinet, ID q Hem
~. Mound; q Quinn. Aurora; g."
Williams, Tuscarora; J Conrad - WIFE,
LamoiIle; Paul SchiIlrstrc-. D Spencer.
South Fork Miss U.-hnh Coll, Chica.
20; L Z Hardr-y.J Fitch, Wells; q
N Str,et.-"nd wife, HaIleck; J II Rob
inso, Pleasant; J Il Ghecn aud wife.
sort lIalleck.
Ii Porch. huntington; P W Cusbma.
han, Ogden; G A Richardson. 5 F.; Geo
81 Clayton, Mound.
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Our Stron Hox.

The annual report Of Treasurer Hy at
shows that the revenues Of The Govern.
mrnt Tor the fiscal year eudiug June 80.
1887, were S37l.4U3.2 AZ. aud thB ordi.
nary expenditures S2G7. 932, 179. The
surplus receipts available :or the reduc.
ton Of the public debt were $lO3.47i,.
Oo7. Az compared with the previous
year the receipts increase S3i. 500, 900
and the expenditures s25 40 .Oli, aud
the surplus 80, $40. 500.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-27
NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED is PRE-.
i pared to transact all kinds Of
Land Business and secure titles 10 nil
kinds Of entries either at tbs U. T..
Land Office at Eureka. Stats Land
Office at Carson or u. s. General
Lind Office ut Washington. Also pre-
pared to draw Wills. Mortgages. Deeds,
Contracts and Articles OF Agreement.
JOHN. s. MAYHUGH.
ES. U. s. Land Register.
Elko. Nov. 81. l.n, "
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
fror.. Saturdays D4ily.I
6ALNAGUHDI.

Fresh Game. Fish and Poultry at IA,
Gem.
J. d. Abel. OF Fort IIAlI-ck. 10 in
town tO-iny.
BEET cattle are worth from $22 to s..
q head III Elko county.
Regular meeting Eiko Lodge No. IS.
]. o. o. F. at their Hall to-
tight.
The Free Press says the Railroad
Company will hereafter deliver the
mails at the Po'tomse door.
The decision Of the application ,f
Robert F. Morrow for = change OF ven.
no will be given n-It Monday.
4 gallon Of Reckhnt ( FroeIich's fin.
Eastern cider would he a great addition
to your Sunday dinner. Try it.
Life and health permitting. Grover
Clrvrlnuh 'wiiI serve erght year. 49,
Pre-id-ut o! the United states.
TIL" little boys. kills. OF Elko played a
matched game "f base ball to day. 1t
~"~ nip aud tuck, but nip go, 1t.
NisS Alice T~rolrirer. daughter Of
County Treasurer Trohriuer. Of Carson,
i. visiting Miss DolIie Rpsrn.tock.
Some confusion exists ~ 10 the
functions Of the Fisheries Commission
which IL about to NEE, AT washir Z.
TN.
q. W. Taylor anil NJ W. Bigss re.
turned from their northern trim last
evening. They report having killed
piI deer.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany pays Sll,iOO IL more taxes in
Humboldt county iLis year than it pays
IN EIku county.
The trn-yrar. old son OF n. LoWery
while drawing a bucket OF water from n
hot water tank a, the Standard Works
nj Bodir. fell III aud was ,calded 70
death.
A San Francisco dispatch OF the 18th
instant says that the will Of Clara Belle
Mcdonald brqn-nthius her property to
her child and TO Seneca A. Swain was
found IN the %lntirr's trunk.
President Grcvy has rrIigned the
reins Of The French Government aud
much anxiety cIistS in that Republic ~
10 his suc,e-syE. 4 numh"r OF candi-
dates are prominently mentioned.
Several large casks at the Frright
Depot have attracted some attention.
They are for the Elko BrcWcry. ns MIR.
lIybschmmn proposes making and stor-
ing II large quantity Of lager bear.
DR.. r. II. lIelrnbold, the once famous
Buchu man. was arrested Oh the street
in New York the other day. heIplessly
intoxicated, md at the request 81 his
son was sent 20 Belle yue Hospital.
Do not forget the Fircmnn's RnIl next
"tuN'~'IAN hlkul. INV TACT 'nil tltf
services of M-ssrs Hull aud lInskin-
aud Mrs J. l.. Bnrrowa have been 30.
cured il evidence tina, the music will lie
first class.
Zimmcrman. the tailor. ia making
some nice suite. lie has n large lot ~
samples from which to select. aud YOU
can be suited AZ to style. qualify or
price. Call Mt Ina shop next to The
Drug store uu1 order n suit.
A d. Bullnrd, an old resident OF the
Cnmstook. died in Virginia CITY last
Wehnosday from npopleTy. lie had n
dispute with n maj, and struck him n
blow on the head. lie then staggrr rod
backwards. felt on the aoor aud never
Afterwards regained consciousness.
Only one day moro in which TO pay
taxes. After Monday evening Mt G o.
clock all unpaid taxes will become de-
liuqucnt aud 10 per cent. will bs
added. ~ penny saved IS as good a.
n penny earned" hence taxpayer.
should come 20 the scratch IN tune.
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Advertised Letters.

Following is q list OF letters 70.
manning IN the Postoilice at Elko, sat.
urdAy. Nov. 10, 1887.
o'Neil W r. Patnold Jerry,
Robinson tin.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please shy advertised"
JAS. Z. SIXTH Z. N.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-27

I1ALAAoCADI.

c. II. Roland. the Warm Greek ranch
er Of Clover Valley. is ia town to-day.
A storm sufficient To lay tie deep and
nnno! lug dust would 10 very AoeepL..
bic.
Read tie Tune Table. It gives the
time Of ARRIVAL OF trains aud stages at
EIEo.
Jno s. Mayhush has improved his
Residence by tue addition vi q new
kitchen.
DIR. MeigS' new building 10 completed
! and II quite au addition to tue appear
ance oi hat side Of the street.
Hr7- "a tried Murray's Specific?
1t is guaranteed to cure nil nervous
diseases. For sale by r. L. Muller.
What; kind Of boys go tn Hvav,n!"
asked u Sunday school Superintendent.
Dead b'ys." yelled the youngest mem-
Der Of the class.
l.. Godch"uI shipped yesterday a.
teen car loads Of cattle and =. Ven car
ioai' VI fat wethers to u. Draudrnsteiu
Co. SLu Frauc,scJ.-ISIIyer State.
Trachrr What is the difference,
Iomtny. b tSeeu a German aud "a
DutcLmau2
Tommy--one has got money. aud
the other halu't.
Virginia Cbrouicle:- Gov. Church of
DAKOTA II III Washington to ury. tue
admission Of his territory as IA Stat.
Dakota may be said 10 believe in
Church and State.
Approximations is no place for the
snehking Mormon LIder. They drive
them out with dogs and shot guns and
pile on tar and feathers. Decisive
measures like this have u good rf-
feet.
All arrangements ARE perfected for the
Grand Ball at the Depot Hotel to NOR
row night. Eet your ticket and engage
your partner Tor the ball of the season.
An elaborate ball upper will De sprrad
at the Gem.
Senator Stewart mil vif. r,ss,.I
through on Snndny ,v.uino -n rout. ,o
Washington where Mr. Stewart will
take III, seat Ia the United States S,.n-
NJ. u,rI.. n -,
representative fcom N,vadt.
Chicago SUNDAY N,tiounI.-A nice.
of court p!a.,rr ON , ur.,,v urI's check
improve matters, very much when her
beau goes HON, ~, . O'Clock in III.
morning with II on the end Of In,
! nos..
H. ,.t..u,
.,~.,,,or. I'll -, 49,, ~
A. j. BrTder. nee Mss Mnlge Frost. is
the mother Of a sou. The I~NDErENpE>r
Juius wi!h the many friends OF the
young mother in this vicinity in r1-
teuding hearty congratulations.
Norwich BulIetin:-It il intcrcstirp
To ,n,ce the e,oIutions of words nud
concessions. Cultivated p.ouI- sov
..Uuw do Won dy?" Tbos. who ,r. less
| pr-ci,e say ..uowlyy" In III. back
woods of Truurss,e tbey say ..How?''
while the cat on the back fence says
wv
This is n cold, cold world" sighed
a somewhat di!Apida,rd specimen Of
humanity while standing nimlrsSly in
front Of Remnants store tue other
morning
That Is qnitc trnr, I" sid Edgar who
happened 1" bc standing III the door Mt
I'll" moment. bot there IA some c"nSo'
I'IIon III the fact that oVercoais are
cheaper IMAM ever.
The editor OF the N'rgini" Enterprise
was evidently suffering from n diseased
BRAN snrriIudncei 10y II dIsordrrcd
stomach when he wrote the following:
"A year NOR" OF Democratic in"m"gr-
ment Will utterly destroy the best mail
service ever int"6nr''ri IN any c"un-
try few doses OF N"rm'iuge JndIc.
'onNIy administered wonid relieve HIM.
ana We advise Jesse I" lose no time III
following tn" inscription
A most brutal struggling ma,oh oc.
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For Sale at a Bargain,

One first class squsre Grand Piano.
For particulars inquire Of Mrs. J. H..
Rand. at the residence OF Jno. s. May.
hugh.
Iu7a~.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

VIII lie made as Low a. is consistent with
sound 1d'inss' principles. Apply at IL. ".
me- iOI tSTLus.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-27

Taylor. White Pine county. for the
past two ycnr| Inns brru nlarmingly I'M.
healthy caused. the White Pine News
thinks, either by the quality 81 the
water used or superiu1uccd 10y the Gltny
condition Of tue streets. most probably
the latter. The News recommends that
n purse Of $50 or $500 I've raised md
the mount expended in thoroughly
cleaning the streets and removing all
nuisnnccs. The suggestion il n good
me nud il adoption would undoubted.
ly go II long way in improving the SAM.
tnry condition oi tie town.
The Austin ltrveillc has entered upon
its GftirtlI volume, in commenting upon
which the Silver State snys: at was
started IN November 1863. when The
RerFu River mines were discovered, aud
has experienced all the ups nnh downs
Of mining camp life Al n timc It
was n large daily, mud afterwards. dur.
ing the whitc Pine excitement 81 1869,
n small weekly. For many Years 1t bas
maintained its present size. and 1t has
always been fully up Ia tho average
Nevada journal in ability"
The ISDErRSDESI extends congrRtu.
| iationa and trusts that the IlrvriIlc may
live AMI flourish uunI il reaches volume
one hun lrcd.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-13
CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL 6REvlTiES.

Col Joe Leffel went to Dayton this morn
ing on business.
MIR. Robert Blee. Superintendent of the
Bee Line. was in the city last night
Signor Rigio and his two little sons went
TO Dayton this morning on a visit to
friends.
Mr.James r. Casey and Miss Edith Beach
EN- were the guests of Dayton friends on
Sunday.
Mr.. John Larabee, travelling passenger
agent of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad.
is in the city.
Mr. A. X. Schmitt, of Springfield. was
taking in the city and Soldiers Home yes
terday.-Dayton Journal.
Judge White is with his family at Foun-
tain Park, having left here yesterday. He
will be absent all the week.
Mr.. j. II. Whitacre. of No 62 East street.
is under the weather with a complication of
malaria and other troubles.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
will give a social tomorrow tThursdayl
evening in the church parlOrs, TO which all
are cordially invited.
The members of Springfield division.
No 6. L. r.. Knights of Pythias, will meet
this "wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock.
at the wigwam. for drill.
Mrs. Flora Reaser, Of Springfield. is
making her mother. Mrs. Lucas, short
visit before the latter leaves for her new
home in indianapolis. She goes on Thurs
day of this week. .-Xenia Gazette.
Mr.. VIII Murphy. Miss Annie Murphy,
Miss Laura Winger. Miss Mary Ward and
Miss Linda Buckingham left this morning
via the Bee Line for Duluth. MINI. They
90 by Cleveland and take the beautiful
lake trip.
Ii is probable that before long the Bee
Line people will relay the pavement along
their track from the Arcade hotel to Lime
stone street. The measurements were
taken this morning. The old pavement is
badly dilapidated.
John l.. jr., one Of the twin sons Of Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Flynn. died at the resi-
dence of his grandparents, lo9 east Liberty
street al 7:30 this morning. of cholera in
fantum. Funeral at a. m. Thursday, from
ST. Raphael church.
The substance of the lecture on Corn
wall, England, by Rev. Robert Qnaife, at
the Congregational church. on Thursday
evening. is made up OF material gathered
by him during three summer vacations i'll
that country. while perambulating among
its antiquities and people.
Miss Sheehan and Miss Taylor, Of Day
ton. and Miss Linkhart, of Xenia. are
guests of Sheriff Baker and family in the
residence proper. They have many friends
here. who are making their visit very
pleasant, besides the royal treatment they
receive a, the hands of the Bakers.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-13

"tor ways mat are Da'h ana iti'"' i"'''
are Vain" They ar" Certainty fe'"l''r-
Atorre-p""h""- i"ea Oh TN" ''''"'
hih"h camp meeting.
Our friends the enemy. the political pro-
bihi,ioniSts nrnn,s,. .s has har,.,oforr haan
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'he ia' si'"''''S heN' "e'h w "''"'"' wv
interests OF The thliu party, ana ticH
endeavOrs 10 obtain free advertising for the
njcuic have hrouybt forth the following
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1t has always been history tlat th"d"Nll
is the most insinuating parsonage doing
business ON this earth, when engaged in
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-13

1t is very much healthier to sleep alone.
The unhealthfulness Of two persons Occu-
pying the same bed very much depends on
the physical condition of either or both.
If one is diseased, injury TO the other is
sure 10 result. The practice is unhealth-
full because the exhalations from the body
Of one come in contact with and are alb
sorbed by the skin of the other, and be.
cause each one must, of necessity, breathe
some of the air which has been breathed
b. the other, and consequently rendered
impure Herald of Health.